Reading poetry is an adventure in renewal, a creative act, a perpetual beginning,
a rebirth of wonder. ~ Edward Hirsch
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We're not shy about our love of poetry at Bookstore1 and since April is National Poetry Month, we are sharing poetry collections we love. Georgia, the store proprietor, is a true poetry aficionado. She recommends these four poetry collections which are a few of her favorites.
Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening by Robert Frost
illustrated by Susan Jeffers
This is an absolutely gorgeous rendering of the beloved poem, a book I give as a gift to new parents so they can read....and show....beautiful images to their children.
The Hungry Ear: Poems of Food & Drink edited by Kevin Young
A funny, engaging, heartwarming collection of poems dedicated to food and the people in our lives who prepare it for us.
Gabriel: A Poem by Edward Hirsch
Moving, heart-wrenching book-length poem inspired by the death of a son who, though seemingly unlovable, was much loved by this poet, his adopted father.
What Work Is by Philip Levine
Levine captures the lives of ordinary working stiffs in a way I haven’t seen before or since. He takes us into the heart of industrial America.
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